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Tunisia utility service disruptions and oversight
Overview
The Tunisian Company for Electricity and Gas (STEG) initially announced potential rolling power outages across several regions, including Greater Tunis, Cap Bon, Sfax, and Zaghouan. These intermittent interruptions were intended to balance production with consumption to maintain the safety of the electrical system.
Following these service disruptions, the Finance and Budget Committee of Tunisia’s Assembly of the Representatives of the People scheduled hearings to address the national energy situation. The CEO of STEG is expected to testify regarding electricity outages and energy costs, alongside the CEO of the National Office for Water Exploitation and Distribution (SONEDE) regarding water supply interruptions.
Entities
Tunisian Company for Electricity and Gas · Maher Kettari · Assembly of the Representatives of the People · National Office for Water Exploitation and Distribution · Tunisian Electricity and Gas Company
Timeline
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[POLITICS] 5 sourcesTunisia's Finance Committee to hear from Minister and utility CEOs
Tunisia’s Finance and Budget Committee will hold hearings with the Minister of Finance and CEOs of STEG and SONEDE to address budget delays, energy costs, and water supply interruptions.
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[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesTunisia: STEG announces potential rolling power outages
The Tunisian Company for Electricity and Gas (STEG) has announced potential rolling power outages across various Tunisian regions to balance electricity production and consumption.
Sources
antilla-martinique.com · horonyafinance.com · lapresse.tn · lefaso.net · tunisiaonlinenews.com · webdo.tn